1. eCommDirect Homepage | Inmate Direct Purchase Program
Explore our online catalog and select specific commissary items to buy for your loved one, or make a deposit (up to $300 per transaction) into their trust fund ...
Inmate Direct Purchase Program
2. Commissary | Fort Bend County
The inmate trust fund account can be used for commissary purchases, telephone calls, or eMessaging. Cash, debit, and/or credit cards may be used at the JPay ...
3. TDCJ eCommDirect - Texas Prison Support
1 mei 2014 · The TDCJ Commissary and Trust Fund Department has initiated an on-line program where friends and family may purchase up to $50 of commissary ...
TDCJ eCommDirect
4. Ecommdirect: Complete with ease | airSlate SignNow
Ecomm Direct. Check out how easy it is to complete and eSign documents online using fillable templates and a powerful editor. Get everything done in ...
Ecomm Direct. Check out how easy it is to complete and eSign documents online using fillable templates and a powerful editor. Get everything done in minutes.
5. Commissary Order - fast and secure online inmate commissary order ...
Order commissary for an inmate. Our inmate commissary service is a fast and secure way for family and friends to place a commissary order for an inmate.
Our inmate commissary service is a fast and secure way for family and friends to place a commissary order for an inmate. To place a commissary order you will need to know the state and facility where the inmate is located, and the inmate's id or name.
6. Inmate Commissary | Parker County Sheriff's Office
COMMISSARY Commissary is subcontracted out to Correct Commissary. Offenders are allowed to make weekly purchases up to $200.00. If you wish to send money to ...
COMMISSARY Commissary is subcontracted out to Correct Commissary. Offenders are allowed to make weekly purchases up to $200.00. If you wish to send money to an inmate for their commissary purchases…
7. Community Ties - BOP
... inmate purchases of commissary products, telephone services, and the fees inmates pay for using TRULINCS. Restrictions. Each inmate must be approved to use ...
Studies show that when inmates maintain relationships with friends and family, it greatly reduces the risk they will recidivate.
8. TDCJ - Securus Technologies
... inmates with account support for calling services. In order to receive ... Purchase stamps, transfer stamps, and prepay for your inmate to reply. We ...
Learn about the Securus Technologies® services available for your incarcerated loved one housed at a Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) facility.
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15 apr 2022 · “Frequently Asked Questions: eCommDirect – Inmate Commissary. Purchases.” Austin, TX: https://www.tdcj.texas.gov/faq/ecomm.html#:~:text=If ...
10. Western Union or ACE to send inmate in TX funds? Don't get how that ...
https://tdcj-ecommdirect.portal.texas.gov/. If you are ... The online commissary purchase does not effect the amount the inmate can spend in the prison.
Hi, My penpal is in Mountain View TX and has asked that I send her funds for treats from the Commissary. Her allowance through TDCJ is $50 and that's all been used up for this quarter. I'm happy to send her twenty bucks or so and she said best way is through Western Union or ACE. (She's been barred from using JPay, which would obviously be the best way) I don't understand how this works - how can a prisoner go to a Western Union store and retrieve the money? Also, I'm in England, and never heard of ACE. I'm pretty poor to be honest, and twenty bucks means a lot to me - I can't afford to just send it off through W.U. for it to be lost in misunderstandings. I'd really appreciate advice from anyone who's used this route to send money to an inmate in Texas. Thanks. Mike
11. Question about Texas E-comm | WriteAPrisoner.com - Write A Prisoner
8 mrt 2017 · If any part of the unit is on lockdown, then no inmates can receive any eComm items except deposits. You could always purchase a book through ...
So today I wanted to send money to a penpal for postage and birthday in a Texas facility through Texas e-comm and there was a disclaimer at the top saying "Offender may receive deposits only at this time". I'm assuming this means that my penpal either received her allotted amount of purchases/deposits for the time period or that the facility is in lockdown. Anyone have experience with this? It is her birthday so it is entirely feasible that she got deposits or items sent to her from relatives or friends. Does this mean she will get what I send too, just maybe later? Thanks in advance for your insight!
